Struggles of The Heart

Full Synopsis: Struggles of the Heart

Book Title: Struggles of the Heart

Authored By: Constance C. Williams

August 23, 2019

He was well-off, travelled to many places of the world and fell in love with an Africa woman who bore him a child. She was dark as mid-night and he, white as bleached flour with piercing blue eyes. A characteristic his son had inherited from him while acquiring the dark melanin of his skin from his mother who had died giving birth to him.

But one of the results from an accident had left the wealthy man, Mr. Whiteman, with a sudden case of amnesia, leaving him unable to recognize even his own son. A boy whom he had cherished, nourished and adored; over the past seven years of his life. And who he now believes to be a ghost living inside his house; after waking up from his sleep and finding the black skin boy, blue eyed boy rubbing his hand in a comforting manner.

Experiencing, the loss of memory, the white man began chasing the little boy out of the house and throwing all the kitchen utensil he could find at him. Running to the neighbor's house to seek refuge, and to inform her of his father's sudden and strange behavior towards him, Eleanor opened her door to Marx and cared for him.

Until, she felt that the boy's father had calm down a bit.

However, Eleanor was very happy for this opportunity to visit her neighbor's house. Because, since learning of his wife's death, she was desperately after him and would do just about anything in her power, to have him put a ring onto her finger, next.

But he had very little attraction for the white bubbly type, and was still in the mood of grieving over his wife. However, with medical treatment in and out of his home his memory returned, and all the grieving sensation had now vanished.

Now, he was ready for wife number two; but not after having many fights with the bitch next door who wouldn't take no for an answer and being totally obsesses with him and his worldly possessions.

And even after meeting a man of great status, who had everything to offer her, introduce her to even his family and friends; she was still overly consumed with having her neighbor, the white man, for her man.

Eagerly, she wanted to go along with him wherever he went, and being his neighbor, he would sometimes allow it. Even though, he would oftentimes discourage her from trying to be in a relationship with him. Eleanor, the white man's neighbor, insisted on playing the role of wifey-dearest.

Taking over the white man's house, stealing some of his food from his refrigerator and running bubble baths inside his house while he tried recovering from his gunshot wound.

Realizing, she was never going to have her neighbor, the rich white man, as her hubby; she deescalated on the drama she had created in his life and the community. And also confessing to most of the rumors, she had started about his new found love.

Soon, Eleanor began focusing her attention on the man who was giving her all the love and attention she could ever ask for, who was now seeing her fit to be his wife.

Strangely, however, she found herself flirting with the same white man, who had rejected her repeatedly, on the night of her wedding. Presuming, there might still be a little window of opportunity open, where she could somehow get into bed with him at one more try.

Days had now passed and it was official that Eleanor had found a man just as handsome and wealthy as her rich white neighbor.

But, Mr. Whiteman question of being married to his new found African Princess, and all the children left in her care, was positively answered when she said yes, to creating a union him. He had been waiting for a while for someone like her to enter into his life. And now, he was finally with her and back to sharing family life with a woman, whom he cared about and would be a mother to his dark skin, blue eyed son, Marx

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